Beyond the mind's eye Visually challenged MIT poet's 'seeing machine' allows photos by the sight-impaired January 13, 2009 Read full story →
Too much of a good thing Excessive DNA repair can lead to retinal degeneration January 9, 2009 Read full story →
Three from MIT named among world's top eight young economists Survey by The Economist magazine highlights department's strength January 8, 2009 Read full story →
MIT named one of 100 best values among private schools Kiplinger's magazine says Institute provides academic excellence at affordable price January 7, 2009 Read full story →
Neuroscientists ID source of cognitive decline in aging brains Memory suffers when brain-communication network decays January 7, 2009 Read full story →
Model predicts how to build a better stent Work could help reduce blood clot risk in stent recipients January 5, 2009 Read full story →
Getting cells to pair off New device couples, fuses cells for stem cell research January 4, 2009 Read full story →
Gold particles deliver more than just glitter Nanoparticles could carry drugs to treat cancer, other diseases December 30, 2008 Read full story →
Lander named to Obama's science team Broad director appointed as PCAST co-chairman December 22, 2008 Read full story →
Surprising find could lead to better manufacturing options for cancer-fighting antibodies December 22, 2008 Read full story →
Math professor discovers chaos on a 'fluid trampoline' Latest milestone in MIT's contributions to chaos theory December 22, 2008 Read full story →
How to fight malaria by changing the environment Leveling land can help control disease's spread, computer modeling finds December 19, 2008 Read full story →
Water supplies could be strongly affected by climate change Changes in rainfall can be amplified, up or down, in changes to aquifers December 18, 2008 Read full story →